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The concussion I had impacted me pretty significantly for about 6-9months. I had short term memory loss and difficulty focusing; I would forget things and sometimes struggle to find the "right word". I saw a neurologist who ordered lots of tests. Everything righted itself after my concussion, but it took much longer than I could have imagined. And it was very frustrating at times. I concur with everyone else who has posted: if you haven't already - seek medical care and make sure you have someone stay with you at your home to help you for a few days. Try to keep a log of how you are feeling (symptoms, issues); it will prove useful if you are still feeling 'off' after a week or two. Also, be prepared to advocate for yourself medically and seek specialist care if you're worried. Most providers will diagnose a concussion, but few Primary Care physicians will order expensive neurological tests like MRIs/MRAIs/EEGs. Get lots of rest, drink lots of water and rely on your loved ones to help you out for awhile. Feel better soon.
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